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\n You know how you always find out about the GOOD stuff after its already
\n over, by hearing someone bragging or reading a review in the paper? Well,
\n no excuses this time. This Sunday, from 1 to 5 pm, ALL 8 OF THE HARVARD
\n MUSEUMS ARE OPEN FREE OF CHARGE. <\/p>\n
This includes the Fogg Maps and refreshments will be available On a related note, anyone who doubts Harvard folk have a sense of humor <\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You know how you always find out about the GOOD stuff after its already over, by hearing someone bragging or reading a review in the paper? Well, no excuses this time. This Sunday, from 1 to 5 pm, ALL 8 … Continue reading
\nArt Museum<\/a>, the Sackler
\nMuseum<\/a>, The
\nBusch-Reisinge<\/a>r, the Semitic
\nMuseum<\/a> and the Peabody Museum<\/a>,
\nwhere I plan to take my class next week. <\/p>\n
\noutside the Semitic Museum,<\/a> at
\n6 Divinity Ave. Harvard has a
\ngood map<\/a> on their web site. This is a great opportunity, many treasures.<\/p>\n
\n need to check out the web site for the Primate
\n Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory <\/a>and check out the Morphing Monkey
\n in the upper right corner. QUICK before the drones make them take it
\n down!<\/p>\n